Api mewayz add on

  Updated May 2026Mewayz

API Mewayz Add-On

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Introduction

The API Docs Generator is a powerful Add-On that provides complete API documentation for the Mewayz platform. This Add-On helps developers and technical teams access detailed API information, including endpoints, headers, parameters, and response examples. The documentation covers 15 major modules of the platform and enables users to build custom applications, integrate external systems, or test APIs manually using tools like Postman.

How to Install the Add-On?

To Set Up the API Add-On, you can follow this link: Setup Add-On.

How to use the API Add-On?

Generate Api Docs

After purchasing and installing this Add-On, go to your dashboard sidebar and search for the API Docs Add-On.

To access the API documentation, navigate to the Api Docs section from your main dashboard. The documentation is organized by **14 modules**, making it easy to find the specific APIs you need for your integration project.

The section includes a general introduction that explains how to use the APIs effectively. This overview covers authentication requirements, common headers, and basic usage guidelines that apply across all API endpoints.

Each module contains powerful API listings with complete technical details. For every API endpoint, you’ll find the API name, exact endpoint URL, required headers for authentication and data format, input parameters with their data types and validation rules, example success responses showing the expected data structure, and example error responses with common error codes and messages.

Introduction Management

This comprehensive API documentation is your gateway to harnessing the power of Mewayz’s features, allowing you to streamline your work, boost productivity, and bring your projects to the next level.

This API documentation is a resource for developers, both seasoned and new, who want to leverage Mewayz’s capabilities within their applications. Here’s what you can expect to find.

You can see the example with the help of this URL: https://example.com

The endpoints section covers GET to retrieve data, POST to create new data, POST to update existing data, and DELETE to remove data. You can use HTTP methods like GET to retrieve data, POST to create new data, POST to update existing data, and DELETE to remove data.

Request parameters are used to customize the behavior of your API requests and provide more specific details when interacting with the API. For Mewayz, you might have the following types of request parameters: Query Parameters to filter or sort data when retrieving information, Request Headers for authentication and additional metadata about the request, and Request Body containing JSON data to be created or updated.

Mewayz’s API typically responds with data in JSON format. The response typically includes an HTTP status code indicating the outcome of the request, and the actual data is contained within the “data” field.

Authentication Management

Authentication APIs provide the essential login functionality, token refresh capabilities for maintaining sessions, and logout procedures to securely end user sessions.

The login endpoint POST /api/login requires headers with “Accept”: “application/json” and parameters including email like [email protected] and password like **“john****”**.

Error responses return 422 Unprocessable Content with “success”: false, “message”: “Validation When validation is an error.

Error responses return 400 Unauthorized with “success”: false, “message”: “The provided” when credentials are invalid.

Successful login responses return 200 OK with “success”: true and authorisation containing token and type “bearer” for subsequent API calls.

The auth refresh endpoint POST /api/refresh uses authorization headers with a Bearer token for session management.

Successful refresh responses return detailed user information, including 200 OK with “success”: true, and user details, id, name, email, mobile_no, type : “company”, avatar: “URL”, lang: “en” and token.

User Management

Warehouse Management

Product & Service Management

Purchase Invoice Management

Purchase Return Management

Sales Proposal Management

Sales Invoice Management

Sales Invoice Return Management

Account Management

Project Management

POS Management

CRM Management

HRM Management

Each API endpoint in the documentation includes practical examples that you can copy and use directly in your development environment or testing tools. The response examples show both successful operations and common error scenarios, helping you implement proper error handling in your applications.

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